The time-series line in the heading above is derived from current incidence cases of COVID-19 in Australia.
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Project has been led by Timothy Churches, Nicholas Tierney, with thanks to Stuart Lee, Dianne Cook, and Miles McBain
Visualisations and analysis made available in the covidrecon package
Source code for this visualisation are available at covid-flexdashboard
Analysis used includes:
Packages used include:
Commentary
Commentary
In these plots, the counts of incident cases with presumed local sources of infection have been inflated by a factor of 10, and the counts of cases with presumed overseas sources of infection inflated by a factor of 1.5. This mimics ten-fold under-ascertainment of locally-transmitted cases, and 50% under-ascertainment of inbound cases.
In these plots, the counts of incident cases with presumed local sources of infection have been inflated by a factor of 10, and the counts of cases with presumed overseas sources of infection inflated by a factor of 1.5. This mimics ten-fold under-ascertainment of locally-transmitted cases, and 50% under-ascertainment of inbound cases.
Commentary
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